Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-05-16

M - A1a@@ $500 80 49, ~ g
Wheat Germ meal "a new thing,
rass seeds OF all kinds at McGAF-
Glover.
turiug for young cattle, sheep or
orses, t. let az reasonable rates,
a mile and a half from Barton viii
Enquire At this Office.
rTon-
II. Phillips, harness maker, moves
the Waldo Mossman house his
ness Is starting up well.
Z. Folsom bought a COW of
1ry Dawson which weighed 1900
nds. He will convert the animal
beef to-day.
he Fire Engine Co and others in
sted are requested to meet at en-
house tomorrow Tuesday even
at 80 o'clock to work the engine.
he Barton Cornet band will give
romenade concert in Opera Hall,
day evening, Nav 30. All come
have a good time. Admission
cents.
Barron q HambIet, the enterpris-
merchants at the upper end of
town, are having a big sale of
|nts among their specialties. See
Fir big ad.
DIR. J. +. Skinner, who has had a
nd turn of illness, is on his feet
lain, though quite feeble. His re-
very from 50 severe an illness is
markable.
We understand that Z. +. Rawson
well pleased with his situation and
aspects at Bennington. He bought
To a jewelers. business, and is hav-
. 4 brisk trade.
b. Leland Is making quite eX-
lsive repairs on his house. He re-
ntly sold a pair of three year-old
evon steers that weighed 2S7O
for $50.
1t behOoves all to be exceeding care
] of ire during these dry days. Three
suffered great loss from fire
New Hampshire last week. and
es are reported IN all directions.
Everybody i crazy with work
ese DAYS. Winter crowded the
ring out and summer will be upon
in a few days, and all the labors
the early year are let loose at
T. y. Randall IS making extensive
.provements around his premises
enry Gay has shined up his house
III his ltheneum with pleasant tints
paint-H. X. Dewey has been do
2 thorough repairs about his build
gs.
Rev Mr.. Worthen, who enjoys the
putation of being a very able
eacher, has given the congregations
the NJ. f.. church most excellent
rmOns since he came. He will
each next Sabbath on .'Woman's
auence."
Willard W. Miles will erect a law
ice on his lot ON Park street. near
$ residence The office will be
ndv for him, and those who are
the advice or protection of a
wyer will find him, if he is not in
e exact heart of the city. Mr.. Miles
ready has a large share of his libra
mt ms residence.
The business men of Rutland have
rabiished a business day called
market day, and expect to afford
e farmers in the vicinity oppor-
TO sell farm and dairy pro-
lets at good prices. Buyers from
road are coming in to compete
@ the trade. There ought to be
every business center somebody
lo viii pay cash for every farm
g. F.. Percival wanted two col
ms Of our space to advertise his
'ods. but we could not spare them.
BOX for his big adj next week, and
not buy anything in the line
furniture, ETC., until YOU see his
'ods. He has hired the shop over
lxter 4 Grows mill and will man
acture the frames for his uphol-
cred goods there. His wholesale
Islness l. constantly on the in
ease.
We have received a communication
ON our esteemed correspondent,
IHfax, from Boston, having a very
supplementary notice Of Miss Inez
rench. daughter Of d.. c. French of
arton Landing. who gave a piano
at the Conservatory Of Music,
at her graduation from that
lstitution. She speaks very highly
T Miss French's proficiency in music